28 January (Part 3) - Where’s the crime?
A little bit more Maxine Fothergill information has
dribbled in. Not much and nothing to prove that any kind of fraud was behind her
appearance before the Code of Conduct Committee, yet there must be something,
even if it is minor because she was found guilty of conferring a financial
advantage on herself.
The business relating to Mariner’s Walk may be a different kettle of fish and Mick Barnbrook has sent
his second complaint to the Chief Constable of Kent within a week, the first being the complaint
spoken of by Michael Crick on his Channel 4 blog.
Reading the new letter may give you some idea of what has been going on in
deepest Kent but nothing to pin on Councillor Fothergill locally.
Another source trying to be helpful has said that the name of the elderly lady
is either Enid or Edna. Not sure what use that is, half of ninety year old
ladies are called either Enid or Edna or Ethel. Maybe an expensive trawl through
the Land Registry records will pay dividends.
Yet another helpful soul referred me to
https://companycheck.co.uk/director/908433721/MRS-MAXINE-PATRICIA-FOTHERGILL/companies which
lists Maxine Fothergill’s directorships.
I have seen it before but the new helper spotted something I couldn’t at the
time, that on the day the cheque was issued to Amax Estates by Mariner’s Walk
Management, Councillor Fothergill both owned Amax and was Secretary to Mariner’s Walk.
It all looks very odd but if there is anything untoward there must be a missing link somewhere.
Note that the home address still shows as Mayplace Avenue but
it was put up for rent last year.
A bit of a Will o’ the Wisp is our Maxine.
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